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This article mainly explains "which is easy to use, NetBeans or Eclipse". Friends who are interested might as well take a look. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Next, let the editor take you to learn "which is easy to use, NetBeans or Eclipse?"

To say who is easy to use, Netbeans or Eclipse, in fact, each has its own advantages. Of course, I usually use it together. I used the Eclipse+MyEclipse plug-in in the early stage, so it is easy to add some frameworks to the project and generate configuration files, such as Spring,Hibernate,Struts and other frameworks. Of course, it is also possible to add Struts and other frameworks to the project in one step in Netbeans, but it is not so convenient for Netbeans to join Spring,Hibernate. You must manually configure and write your own configuration files.

So I usually use Eclipse+MyEclipse to do a pre-configuration. Then use Netbeans to do later coding work, which is worth mentioning is the transformation from Eclipse project to Netbeans, need to update the Netbeans plug-in, to Netbeans5.5 as an example, click the tool (Tools)-> Update Center (Update Center)-> next step (Next) and then select Eclipse Project Importer in the list of available update modules and add (Add) after installation.

After installation, select File-> Import Project-> Eclipse Project in Netbeans, so that Eclipse Project becomes the project of Netbeans.

I choose Netbeans in later coding because Netbeans provides a super powerful coding mechanism, writing code is very fast, the following is a lot of people netbenas special, which is why I like it, in Netbeans, for example: if you type psvm and then enter the space will automatically generate the following code

Public static void main (String [] args) {}

There are many similar mechanisms, and you can also customize some shorthand templates. If you want to know more, you can check it out through tools-> options-> Editor-> Code templates. However, I would like to make it clear that when entering psvm+ spaces, you must type the right pair at one time, which means that you can't press the delete key when entering psvm, otherwise you won't see the effect.

There is another point is that you, for example, you wrote a variable called jasyptstudy in the program, then you type j and then press ctrl+K will automatically complete to jasyptstudy, if you do not complete to jasyptstudy, but to other characters starting with j, you can press ctrl+K several times until satisfied. In this way, the coding becomes very fast, which is very effective in reducing the number of keystrokes.

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